Gov. Dan McKee will deliver his fourth State of the State address at 7 p.m. on Tuesday in the Rhode Island State House. The State of the State is an annual address delivered before the General Assembly and other high-profile luminaries, and aired on Capitol TV. It's typically the governor's highest-profile speech of the year.

McKee will need to prove that he can course correct on a difficult 2024, and offer a vision that begins to make the case to voters that he should remain in office through 2030.

McKee is expected to formally launch his run for reelection in March. His speech offered outlines of some possible campaign talking points.